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Customizing Word

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..........................By Stephen Kahn

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the disk if you don’t have enough memory. In practical terms, you may not see much 
performance improvement unless you 
have more than one megabyte of memory. 
If you are tight on memory (for example, 
when using MultiFinder), you may 
experience fewer problems by keeping 
one or both memory settings turned off.

Custom Paper Size
Because the “Custom Paper Size” option 
only applies to ImageWriter printing, it 
appears dimmed when you set up for 
LaserWriter printing.

The Commands Dialog Box
The Commands dialog box, shown in Figure 
11-2, provides useful controls: 
•You can save and open 
configuration files.
•You can see all the commands 


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available in Word 
• You can save lists of commands to a 
file and print out the file as a reference 
aid.
• You can look up an explanation of 
any command.
• You can add, remove, and switch 
menu commands.
• You can add and remove command 
key assignments.
• You can execute any command 
from the dialog box.
• You can change many dialog box 
settings and defaults.
• You can reset all settings to Word’s 
original default specifications.
Figure 11-2 Commands dialog box.
“Cancel” Warning
Before going any 
further, you 
need to